Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-26
H. W. orabb-sweet wine. $50; California

H.W. Orabb-Sweet wine, $50; California
port, SO.
NJ S. Nevis, Sacramento-Sherry, $50.
Ninth Department.
Embracing all exhibits not entered, and
for which no premiums are offered in any
of the preceding departments.
In this department provisions were made
for the distribution of $500 in cash, one
gold medal and twenty-five diplomas. The
following awards were made by the COM
mittee which reported Saturday morning:
Gold medai-D. Lubin clcd pulverizer.
Silver medalS-B. n. Bugbey, display of
farm products; Whittier, Fuller & Co.; T.
s. Clark d Son, dressing case; Baker Il
Hamilton, traction engine.
Diplomas - Canyoutell Bitters; W. D.
O'Kane. horse boots; A NJ. McCallum,
skeleton of horse; Whittier, Fuller Il Co.,
bouquet stand; }. H. Kendrick, stove
drum San Francisco Examiner: B. Farrar,
sofa bed; G. G. Wickson, type writer and
desk; +. C. Mead & Co.. silver polish; R.
L. Gogings, medicine chest; Arper Bros,
perfection lamp filler San Francisco Chron-
| icle: California Cotton Mills cotton and
linen; DR.. Lemper's Mountain Tea Extract;
Del Monte Milling Company, breakfast
cereals; Weber u Co, extracts and spices :;
c. McCrfary IL Co.. display of flour; T.
NJ. Clark, folding bed John Wieland, beer
| display; w. r. Strong & Co., artistic dis
play of fruits, vegetables, canned goods,
etc. Geo. w. Topping, model locomotive !;
| Mrs. S. L. Stevens, general display; Charles
| x Denny, weed cutter; G. G. Wickson, dis
| play of dairy machines J. d. Huffman
harvester designed in cereals
| Cash-Flora C. KendIi ks, knit stockings,
| So; Mrs. ]. Storch, embroidered scarf, s. ;
Ida NJ. Isaacs, knit cape 50; Clara Miller,
paper flowers, So Lily Karcher, paper flow
ers, 49, Minnie Heisen piano scarf, So :;
Mrs. Leland Howe, corn-husk blanket, So !;
Mrs. D. n Fassett, embroidered silk, So !;
Mrs. Rose White, linen scarf. So Mrs.
May Jones, hand sewing So Mrs. c. E.
Croker, general display, s.; Mrs. Vivian,
miscellaneous display, So Mrs. G. A.
Young, crochet work, So Miss Della Krull,
display of salt, So; II. NJ. Kraig fruit dis
play, $40; L. NJ. Boggs, general display OF
vegetables, etc, So; Miss Lansing, chest
nuts, So; S. H. Gerish, banana plant, So !;
Mrs. Nj. Silvera, marrowfat SQUASH So /:
Mrs. S. NJ. Vaughn, jellies, So; H NJ.
Flint, hops, SO; w. C. Curtis, sheafs of
wheat So; n. d. Carpenter. ounces, So /;
Mrs. Warren Cole, quilt S. S. A. Jennessi,
clothes pole, So II. d. White, sweep horse
power, So; Parrie Bros, wine and cider
press, So: Somney Bros, improved cylin-
| uel f, p1V, H. Il {. bSIIlCh, NdlldDle nozzle, %.
j. IL. Bowen, patent double harness, So
Daniel Best, cleaning attachment, $40 f;
Hebron Bros, butchers supplies, So; G.
G. Wickson, display of dairy machine, SIS;
Phoebe Brown, tidy, SO, rocking chair, s.:
| D. Ii. Quinn, felt and wool hats, SO; Vim.
Foster, silk quilt, So; Mrs. s. T. Stevens,
miniature cross, So; p. S. Lawson, large
afghan, 50; McKim & Orth, knitting wor-
sted, So; SUE On, Japanese novelties, s.;
Matte NJ. Favel. silk collars, s.; Emma
Clausen, embroidery, S.; E. NJ. Wilson,
flour bin, 50, inhaler, So; Isaac Lea. chest
nuts, 3d. licorice root, S.; Harry William
son, soft shell almonds, So; Mrs. r. s.
Locket, strawberry wine, So; J. H. Hamil-
ton, squash s.; Z. F. Aiken, squash dis
| play, Sl5 B. n. Bugbey, broom-corn, So;
Mrs. F. P. Lowell, jellies So; R. J. Merk-
ley, hops, S.; Mrs. H. E. Parker, jellies,
$40; California Fence Co., fire escape. So;
| Chiles u Denny. weed cutter, 50; Flora
| Vivian, bardatins model, So; Mary Jones,
crochet work, So; Mrs. H E. Parker, tomato
| catsup, So; Mrs. W. e. Terry, crochet quilts,
S.; Mrs. Neilhouse, bread, So; George f.
Riels, cotton plant, So; Stanton, Thompson
d. Co., hartman road machine, $40.
| Gold Medals.
| The full list of medal awards is as fol-
| lows:
For horses-To R. j. Merkley, for his ex-
| hibit of draft horses.
! For live stock other than horses-To
| Coleman Younger & Son, of San Jose, for
| their herd of Durhams.
&. Second Department, agricultural machin-
ery-Baker e Hamilton.
Third Department, textile fabrics
| Mrs. A. Schirmer, Sacramento.
Fourth Department, mechanical products
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
| Fifth Department, agricultural products,
flowers, etc.-Bell Conservatory.
! Sixth Department, green fruits-Mrs. r.
S. Lockett, Brighton.
Seventh Department, fine arts-Edwin
Deakin, oil painting; fine arts other than
oil paintings, Sacramento School of Design.
Ninth Department, miscellaneous-Cali
fornia Cotton Mills Company. of Oakland
Most attractive display in the Pavilion
| Weinstock Il Lubin, for their miniature
store.
Special gold medal awarded to Stockton
Combined Harvester Manufacturing Com
pany, for their improved Houser Machine.
Special gold medal awarded to the Phila-
delphla Brewing Company, of San Fran
CISCO.
Special gold medal to the Capital Soap
Company, Sacramento, for their display OF
soap.
Special premium of $50 to ]. E. Genung,
Sacramento, for pipe organ manufactured
by himself
Special premium for steam pillow to
James and William Patterson, Stockton,
| $780,
Special premium for ladies' phaeton to J.
| f. Hill, $40.